What is a Voluntary Family Plan?
A Voluntary Family Plan (VFP) allows families to work with their extended families and other community supports to identify and address concerns so that they may better care for their children.
The objective of VFP is to use community resources to address issues before child safety concerns arise. VFP also assists vulnerable families to access services necessary to address identified concerns and increase family strengths.
If you are unsure which meeting type would work best for the individual or family you are working with, please reach out to intake@siws.ca for further guidance.

Who Requests a Voluntary Family Plan?
MCFD, Delegated Aboriginal Agencies, community service providers, community members and individuals/families can make a referral for SIWS for Voluntary Family Planning.
What is Involved?
The SIWS Collaborative Facilitator is a neutral coordinator / facilitator who will:
What are the outcomes?
The outcomes of the Voluntary Family Plan are:
Have a Referral?
If you know an individual or family who you feel could benefit from these services, please complete a referral form. For any questions, please contact us at:


